Help Freddie have a life

Freddie has been diagnosed with FIP at just 8 months of age. There isn’t a cure that can be purchased through vets. The only options for Freddie are buy this medicine from overseas that has a high success rate which cost thousands. The other option is euthanasia which we are trying to avoid. We want to give him a life but can’t afford to pay for the medicine.

What is feline infectious peritonitis?

Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is an important disease of domestic cats. It occurs worldwide in cats of all ages, but the disease is most common in young cats less than two years of age. Although FIP is not a particularly common disease, it is important because once a cat develops the disease, the outcome is almost invariably fatal.

What is the cause of FIP?

FIP is associated with a viral infection called feline coronavirus. There are many different strains of feline coronavirus, which differ in their ability to cause disease. Previously there had been an attempt to classify these strains as either feline infectious peritonitis virus strains (capable of causing the FIP disease) or feline enteric coronavirus strains (essentially harmless strains mainly found in the intestinal tract). It is now recognized that feline enteric coronavirus strains can mutate (change) to the more harmful type of virus and cause FIP disease.

We are looking to purchase the medicine through the following website https://www.curefip.com/. We have been sent a message of required dosage

Yes, that’s progressive neurological symptoms. The right dosage is to follow neuro calculation as you can check it at our website https://www.curefip.com/dosage-calculator If your cat is 1.5kg. Estimated dosage for 7 days is plus minus 7ml which is 1 vial. It depends on the weight of the cat. As for the whole treatment of 84 days, estimated usage of 11 vials of 7ml. But it has to be depends on the cat condition. Some of the cats owner does not complete 84 days and the cat are fine